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• Yes! Finally, a fellow Murakami enthusiast! Okay, my absolute favorite is Kafka on the Shore, followed by The WInd-Up Bird Chronicle, and then Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World. I've been trying to convince people I know to read Murakami for ages, just so I have someone to discuss the novels with, but no one that I know ever has. This is so exciting!
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•If I smile at you, and then bend my left knee towards you and my right knee towards the North, and then curtsy, plie, twirl, bow, curtsy again, and then kneel, facing St. Petersburg, it means I would like for you to come talk to me; however, I am in a hurry and very late, but if I see you another time, perhaps I will stop and chat.
From the AU Department of Public Safety
•All in favor of using eagle rants as a new likealittle?
Ever gone to the beach when you were little and played in the sand? I remember doing that on the Jersey Shore. I enjoyed building sandcastles and drawing in the sand. The only problem was I knew that once high tide came in my hard work would vanish. Even my greatest efforts were whisked away by the waves.
New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof will speak at AU on Sept. 10 at 8:30 p.m. in the University Club.
From the Department of Public Safety
UPDATE: August 26 at 4:34 p.m.
Best place to study — Second floor of Bender Library
Rob Hradsky Dean of Students
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D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray passed the Residential Parking Protection Act on August 2. The act, proposed in April by Ward 3 Councilwoman Mary Cheh, requires students to register their vehicles in D.C. in order to park in certain residential zones, The Eagle previously reported.
Update: July 5 at 11:38 p.m.
Update: June 30 at 2:49 p.m.
From the outset, “Safety Not Guaranteed” offers up a great hook for a comedy romp with a sci-fi twist. What it delivers instead is a capable, romantic story with a handful of solid laughs and not many new ideas.
Update: 9:18 p.m.
•@Wedding troubles: it is your and your boyfriend's wedding, not your brother's or sister's. Do what you want to do, and if they ever get married, they can plan their weddings whatever way they want. This will be a memory that will last forever. Don't let your wishes and memories be shaped by what other people want you to do.
•@ "Dafuq is wrong with you?" As an American, I'd like to invade Dafuq tomorrow. They stole our Cheese Nips.
UPDATE: May 2, 3:26 p.m.
Solutions by The State News